Reds Try to End Argentina Government in Days of Turmoil
Reports from Buenos Aires describe a general strike, curfew, and martial law declared by the president and cabinet. Russian prisoners say most detainees were foreigners, while authorities claim 2000 police arrests and cadets called to colors amid attacks on police stations and government buildings.
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Glen Republic
Buenos Atres
Buenos Aires
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Congressional Palace
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California and Washington ratify national prohibition
The Associated Press reports California and Washington ratified the national prohibition amendment on January 13 in Washington DC, bringing the tally to 21 states. Colorado and Arkansas actions are noted, with states like Illinois expected to vote soon as more approvals are needed.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
California
Washington
Colorado
Arkansas House
Louisians Senate
Illinois House
Russians Want U.S. Help to Save Siberian Rail Line
From Vladivostok to Omsk the Siberian railway shows ruin east of Irkutsk while western stretches improve. Russians urge Mr. Stephens to expedite U.S. management and resist Bolshevik disruption. locals favor allied intervention and U.S. patrol to keep the transcontinental route open despite hardship and food shortages.
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Associated Press
Omsk
Vladivostok
Sone Blanta
Irkutsiy
Prans-Siberian
Stephens
United States
Siberian
Mr. Stephens
Europe
Russia
Prince of Wales joins American zone dance with Red Cross nurses
The Prince of Wales, guest at a dinner with General Dittman, returned to British HQ in Coblenz. He danced with Red Cross nurses, including Miss Agnes Kahn of Baltimore, and showed improvement after American dance lessons, though he was not a strong dancer.
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Prince of Wales
Goodby
Dittman
Tatharshah
Red Cross
Agnes Kahn
Baltimore
Misa Kahn
Tie
Sullivan to be Speaker of House and Powers President of Senate
The Fifteenth Wyoming Legislature convenes at noon with party caucus selections guiding officers and staff. Thomas G Powers is expected as senate president, Eugene Sullivan as house speaker, and Peter Kooi, Frank Hunter, J C Underwood among others slated for key roles. The session runs forty calendar days, through February 23, with Sundays counted as days.
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Thomas G. Powers
Goshen County
Senate
Peter Kooi
Sheridan County
Frank ©. Hunter
Cheyenne
Don Murray
Carbon
Eugene Sullivan
Big Mars County
J. C. Underwood
Washington
House
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George OC. Rattler
BH. E. Brace
Wilson's Plea Gains Help as Bill Passes
President Wilson urged Congress to authorize 100000600 for aid in Europe. The House approved the bill overwhelmingly and sent it to the Senate for swift passage. In Berne, Bavarian elections favored socialists and conservatives, with Spartacans defeated.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Europe
House
Senate
Berne
Bavarian National Council
Spartacans
Weather Outlook: Fair Tuesday and Wednesday
A brief forecast notes fair skies on Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer temperatures in the southern portion. Highs rise modestly and conditions remain dry across most areas.
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South Portion
Air supremacy claim sparks debate over World War I news
Governor Allen denounces censorship as arrogance of Germany and faults in artillery supply in the Argonne action. He cites 600 horses needed versus 3200 old ones and argues lack of air superiority hurt American forces. He says the mastery was hot air, with brave troops fighting under insufficient planes.
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Topeka
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Allen
Argonné
France
Red Cross
Germany
Kendrick Bill Advances in Conference Talks
The conference committees on the leasing bill met today and the outlook is promising as big oil operators show willingness to compromise. Administration leaders hope the bill passes this session with another conferees meeting set for Wednesday. Hearings on the Kendrick bill to regulate packers and promote a free market begin Tuesday before the Senate Agriculture Committee.
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Washington, D. C
Kending& Bill
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Roosevelt Memorial Expedition Named For Polar Survey
The Bartlett led polar expedition planned for June will be titled the Roosevelt Memorial expedition. Any newly found land will be named Roosevelt land. The Area Club of America funds the trip and a relief aid amendment supports Armenians and other suffering peoples.
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New York
R. A. Bartlett
North Pole
Area Club of America
Roosevelt Land
Sherley
Wilson
Martin
House
State Department
Henry White
Megnages
Nine Die As Scranton Flyer Hits Doylestown Local
Nine people are dead and many injured after the Scranton Flyer collided with a Doylestown local train near Fort Washington, 15 miles north of Philadelphia. The rear car was demolished and the old wooden coach crushed. seven passengers died instantly.
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Waverne
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Rochester
Franklin B. Leonard
Bear Lake
Mich
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S. D. Harvey
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Miennee
Philadelphia
Scranton Flyer
Philadelphia Railroad
Doylestown
Fort Washington
Rescue Crew of MHP Anout to Beneath Waves
Halifax reports wireless updates on the Castalia after it sank near Nova Scotia. Nearly all crew were rescued by a Norwegian and a British steamer despite heavy seas and low temperatures. One boat with 17 men capsized and two or three may have drowned. an American vessel races to assist Castalia and tow her to shore.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Sympathizers raid clothing house near Elizabethtown
More than a score of alleged strike sympathizers raided a clothing shop near Elizabethtown New Jersey. They wrecked machinery and splashed acids on workers who refused to join the strike, causing notable damage.
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Elizabethtown
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Veterans Among Members in Wyoming Prohibition Legislature
The Fifteenth Wyoming legislature opens at noon with many veterans. Seventeen of the senate and several house members have prior Cheyenne service. Notable names include Hinckley Skogard Big Horn. Baldwin Hall Freemont. Powers Goshen. Allison Riney Laramie. O Connor Natrona. Mayes Niobrara. Edmonds Parks. Kool Pearson Sheridan. Young Sweetwater. Myers Uinta. Chawell Campbell. Daley Carbon. Gardner Lincoln. Several re-elected or hold-overs from the previous senate.
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Senate
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Hu. Hinckley and Skovgerd
Big Morn County
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